U S coal supply fears ease as bituminous output exceeds need
Washington officials caution against a coal famine if the hard coal strike persists but cite National Coal Association data showing bituminous mines producing well above the weekly average needed through March. Harry L. Gandy notes two weeks of October output topped 12 million tons, with no general car shortage foreseen. Philadelphia reports circulate about possible compromise talks offering wage increases or a partial check-off as miners and operators may meet soon.
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Harry L. Gandy
National Coat Association
Inter
United States
Bumeau
Philadelphia—Reporta
Conl
Act
Valentino Divorce Report Sparks Paris Suit News
Paris reports confirm Rudolph Valentino and Winifred Hudnut are headed for divorce. Mrs Valentino says she seeks only her film career and plans to file in France, while Valentino intends to establish a domicile in Paris and await her wishes.
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France
Rudolph
Porle
Nha
Patemite
Paris
Two Dry Sleuths among 98 Lose Jobs in Prohibition Shakeup
Izzy Einstein and Moe Smith, famed dry sleuths, were among 98 officers to be dismissed from the local prohibition squad at 1107 Broadway. Thirty or more officers kept their jobs after a major shakeup ordered by Prohibition Administrator John A. Foater.
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New York
Izzy
Moe
Izzy Einstein
Moe Smith
Prohibition Forces
Broadway
John A. Foater
Langley Must Serve Term for Violating Dry Laws
United States Circuit Court of Appeals affirmed a two year prison sentence for congressman John W. Langley of Kentucky for violating the national prohibition act. Milton Tipschutz of Philadelphia was convicted with Langley and also received a two year sentence.
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Langley
Cincinnati
Congress
John W. Langley
Kentucky
United States Circuit ‘Court of Appeals
Milton Tipschutz
Philadelphia
Michigan Congressman Killed in Auto Crash
George Alvin Loud, 73, former U S Congressman from Michigan and noted lumberman, was instantly killed in a motor vehicle crash near Portland Oregon. A five ton truck struck the cart or wagon, with no lights, causing fatal injuries.
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Michigan
Portland
Ore
George Alvin Loud
United States
Nage Marsh
Radio Stations Licensed in Lington by Commerce
The Department of Commerce issued licenses for two new first class radio stations in Lington. The action covers permit allocations and broadcasting rights for fledgling stations, marking an expansion in regional communications infrastructure.
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Lington Lhe
Department ‘of Commerce
Faldip
Eas
Radio Conference Drafts New Law
Washington reports the Fourth National Radio Conference proposed reducing stations by 29 with many ceasing operation and no new licenses unless the secretary of commerce determines public benefit. Provisions include free speech rights, licenses tied to public interest, wartime power to discontinue stations with compensation, and no radio monopoly.
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Washington
Hoover
National Radio Conference
Secretary of Commerce
Bes
Aloa
Congress
Giant submarine lost in Channel with 68 crew in storm
British admiralty reports the Af-1 giant submarine vanished in the English Channel during a gale. The vessel carried 68 officers and crew led by Lieut. Commander Alec Carrie aboard the M-1, a monitor-type sub built in 1910s with a 12 inch gun and heavy secondary armament.
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Channel
London
Admiralty
English Channel
Ber
Alec Carrie
Trains Crash in Fog Near Plainsboro Nine Die
The Pennsylvania Railroad reported nine deaths and thirty one injuries in the wreck near Plainsboro New Jersey. The accident was blamed on the engineer and fireman failing to see danger signals due to fog on the St Louis express.
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New York
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Plainsboro
N. J
Freman
Bt. Louis Express
Former Tennis Champion Robert D. Wrenn Dies
Robert D. Wrenn, stock broker and four time national tennis champion, dies in New York. A Harvard athlete, rough rider, World War I major and aviator, he was also once a Chicagoan and linked to Bright's disease in his later years. Madison area obituary notes mention his varied career and honors.
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New York
Robert D. Wrenn
Rough Rider
Harvard
God
Bright
N Tha’ Hotel
Madison
Interstate Commission Sets Whisky Freight Rates
Washington reports the interstate commerce commission ruled that whisky freight charges from the East to California must be collected by the railroads under specified precautionary rules.
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Washington
Interatate Com
Méreo
Calfornia Wreet
Mutiny in Spain Reported Stifled by Army Officers
Fragmentary text reports a Spanish mutiny described as stifled and confined to dissatisfied army officers. The wording is garbled, mentioning Moroccoy and unclear phrases about Parla and Boralah embapay, yielding little verifiable detail beyond the claimed suppression within the military ranks.
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Spain
Italy's World Debt Agreement With United States
The Italian government agrees to liberal terms in a debt settlement with the United States. Italy borrows 1.648 billion dollars, plus interest, totaling about 2.188 billion, with a 2 year payoff plan totaling 2.407 billion. Interest is low with no payments for five years, then small annual sums. Count Volpi will arrange a preliminary 100 to 110 thousand dollar loan in New York before returning home.
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America
United States
Italy
Dante
American Debt Commission
Cont Volpi
Italian Debt Commission
Yotpi
Europe
Vlow
Commission
Traliang
Haly
Count Volp
New York
T la
Mercy Slayer Freed Dismissed Jury Ends Blazer Case
Dr Harold Blazer a sixty two year old physician walked free after the jury failed to reach a verdict in fourteen hours. The court dismissed the murder case as the defendant announced plans to leave for New Mexico mountains and return to practice medicine.
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Littleton
Colo
Harold B. Blacer
Colorado
Sunshine
Tagan
Foothill
Brown Plain
Doctor Blazer
New Mexico
Golden Crown Found On King Tut Head Cake
Discovery reveals the intact golden double crown on the head of Tutankhamun during unwrap of his mummy by Carter and team. Researchers note the crown shape resembles known symbols while the preserved feet suggest a young age at death, with no evidence yet of foul play.
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Tat
Egypt
Tat-Ankh-Amen
Carter
Egyptologiata
Tut
Police Chief Indicted on Bribery Charge in Michigan City
Richard Kruse, an superintendent of police, was indicted by a special grand jury on bribery charges in Michigan City. Two roadhouse promoters George West and Henry Greening served as chief accusers, with two federal prohibition agents from Chicago corroborating. Kruse stated his innocence and declined further comment.
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Michigan City
Mich
Richard Kruse
Gwice
George West
Sherif
Henry
Greening
Chicago
Kruse
Two Slayers Sentenced to 14 Years for Murder in Chicago
John Healjee and Alpert Anselm were found guilty by a jury in Criminal Court and sentenced to 14 years imprisonment for the murder of Polles mex Harold Olaou and Charles Walah.
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Chicago
John Healjee
Alpert Anselm
Pollesmex
Harold Olaou
Charles Walah
Lafayette Flyers Cited For Long Range Mission
Aci tat ion was issued to all Lafayette open flyers by Rabat marshal Petula. The citation notes these flyers have carried out more than 850 miselons and target Amer Ileana. The action highlights a broad deployment across the region and underscores growing aviation activity.
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Rabat
Marshal Petula
Amer Ileana
Big Bertha Nest Wrecked at Krupp Works
Fragmentary report notes a massive Krupp weapon nicknamed Big Bertha destroyed or damaged during wartime events near Paris. The item appears tied to German war production and allied military activity, with unclear details due to garbled OCR.
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Cologne
Krupp Works
Paris
Ysdor
Dora
Dainty Gifts You Can Buy or Make At Home
A craft piece shows how ordinary powder pots are transformed into whimsical gifts using water color paints narrow ribbons and tin foil. One side features a saucy flapper while the other offers a practical use as a decorative item for holiday celebrations.
Pretty Ribbon Fancies in Santa Claus Accessories
Description of decorative ribbons and flowers used on Christmas outfits. Mentions garters, shirred ribbon, corsage flowers, and millinery foliage. References Ceneles and menglin gerle blossoms as pictured elements in holiday styling.
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Santa Claus
Christman Line
Christmas Tree Ornaments Made From Crepe Paper
The article describes decorative Christmas tree figures crafted from crepe paper printed with children’s portraits. Figures are mounted on cardboard, cut from the paper, and tied with a bonbon wrapped in paper jacket and baby ribbon to hang on the tree.
Gift ideas for girls ornaments and ribbons
The list highlights fashionable gifts for girls including banda and coroneta decorations made of gilver ribbon and flower wreaths of colored tinsel ribbon. It also notes shirred ribbon work, rose wreaths, and a coronat with a decorative tower wreath among available items.
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